Humane Society Offers Free Microchip Clinic

Pets can get microchipped at no cost on April 11th in South Bend

Apr. 11, 2026 at 12:26pm

An extremely blurred, intimate photograph in soft, hazy tones depicting the silhouette of a person gently cradling a small animal, conveying the emotional connection between humans and their pets.A free microchip clinic aims to help reunite lost pets with their owners in the South Bend community.South Bend Today

The Humane Society of Saint Joseph County in South Bend, Indiana is hosting a free microchip clinic for pets on April 11th from 10 AM to 12 PM. Pet owners are encouraged to bring their dogs on leashes and cats in carriers, as well as any available vaccination records, to take advantage of the free service. The adoption center will also be open after the clinic starting at 2 PM.

Why it matters

Microchipping pets is an important way to help reunite lost animals with their owners. This free clinic provides an accessible opportunity for local pet owners to get their furry friends microchipped at no cost, which can increase the chances of a lost pet being identified and returned home.

The details

The free microchip clinic is being hosted by the Humane Society of Saint Joseph County in South Bend, Indiana. Pet owners are asked to bring their dogs on leashes and cats in carriers, as well as any available vaccination records, to make the microchipping process easier. The clinic will run from 10 AM to 12 PM on April 11th, or until supplies run out. After the clinic, the Humane Society's adoption center will be open starting at 2 PM.

  • The free microchip clinic will be held on April 11, 2026 from 10 AM to 12 PM.
  • The Humane Society adoption center will open after the clinic at 2 PM on April 11th.

The players

Humane Society of Saint Joseph County

A local animal welfare organization in South Bend, Indiana that provides adoption services, veterinary care, and community outreach programs for pets.

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What’s next

Pet owners interested in getting their animals microchipped can visit the Humane Society's website to learn more details about the free clinic and confirm availability.

The takeaway

This free microchip clinic is an excellent opportunity for South Bend pet owners to help ensure their furry friends can be identified and returned home if they ever become lost, at no cost to the owner.